Advocate Shweta Gattewar
Advocate Shweta Gattewar is a trusted legal expert based in Pune, Maharashtra.
With over a decade of experience in family law, domestic violence, civil litigation, and NRI legal services, she has built a reputation for compassionate, results-driven legal representation.
She practices before the Bombay High Court and District Courts across Maharashtra, bringing expertise, empathy, and dedication to every client’s case.
Justice Is Not a Privilege — It's a Right
At Legal Keys, we believe every individual deserves access to quality legal representation — regardless of their background, financial status, or the complexity of their case. Our practice is built on the foundation of empathy, integrity, and relentless advocacy.
"Every case we take is a responsibility we hold with both hands. Our clients don't just hire us — they trust us with their lives."
Why Choose Advocate Shweta Gattewar
Legal Expertise
Deep knowledge of family law, civil litigation, domestic violence, and NRI legal matters built over 10+ years of practice.
Confidential Handling
Every case and consultation is treated with absolute discretion. Your privacy and trust are our top priority.
Direct Communication
You speak directly with Advocate Shweta — no middlemen. Clear, honest updates on your case at every step.
NRI Support
Specialized remote legal services for NRI clients. Handle your Indian legal matters from anywhere in the world.
Transparent Process
No hidden fees, no surprises. We walk you through every stage of your case with complete clarity and professionalism.
Proven Results
A strong track record of successful case resolutions, client satisfaction, and professional legal representation.
A Decade of Legal Excellence
Started Legal Practice
As a legal family lawyer in Nagpur at Dist. & high court.
Family Law Focus
Legal practise at Pune court, focusing on family and civil law matters.
Expanded Services
Extended practice to NRI legal services and corporate legal advisory.
500+ Consultations
Crossed 500+ client consultations with a strong track record of case resolution.
Legal Keys Growth
Continued growth with expanded online services, virtual consultations, and a growing NRI client base.
What Our Clients Say
Frequently Asked Questions
A mutual divorce typically takes 6–18 months. The mandatory 6-month cooling-off period can sometimes be waived by the court. The exact timeline depends on court scheduling and both parties' continued cooperation.
Yes. An NRI can grant Power of Attorney to their advocate who can then represent them in Indian courts. Most of the process can be managed remotely, with video conferencing available for certain hearings.
Contact a lawyer or Protection Officer immediately. Under the PWDVA 2005, you can apply for an emergency protection order the same day. Document all evidence and seek safe shelter if needed. Contact us anytime for immediate assistance.
Under the Hindu Marriage Act, grounds for divorce include cruelty, adultery, desertion, conversion, mental disorder, renunciation, and presumption of death. For mutual divorce, both parties simply need to agree they cannot live together.
You can grant a registered Power of Attorney to a trusted person or advocate in India to manage your property. This person can handle rent collection, sale, maintenance, legal disputes, and documentation on your behalf.
